During the mid-20th century, the Black press in Chicago was home to some of the top cartoonists in the US. Kept out of white-owned newspapers, these artists found a platform to address the joys, horrors, and realities of Black life. From an anti-racist time travel series to a radical mixed-race strip, and early Afrofuturist works, this collection brings to light the often overlooked and marginalized work of Black cartoonists. Anthology with the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago's exhibit, Chicago Comics: 1960 to Now. New Condition. Paperback, 200 pages.
